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Music

Temengang:

‘Temengang’ is Kenyah for Forest Rhinoceros Hornbill birds

Maze:

‘Maze’ is the second single off of Koleh’s ‘Songs From Upriver’ EP.

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Blending sounds from Southeast Asia and contemporary indie-pop, Koleh creates a unique dreamy sound in his music

Dave Ruby Howe (Triple J) – I’m keen on this one. Really exciting to hear some fresh sounds and bask in the overall imaginative spirit you’ve conjured here Koleh.

Kenyah Dayak Heritage

A large amount of Koleh’s sound is owed to his Kenyah Dayak heritage, and the Sampe, a lute instrument played by the Dayak people of Borneo. Living in Australia, Koleh’s music provides a way for him to stay connected to Kenyah culture, as well as a vehicle for personal expression.

Koleh’s mum, Jinap Ato, strung together traditional bead artwork for both his singles; Temengang and Maze.

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